Sandra von Haselberg

Sandra von Haselberg

Von Haselberg explores new universes through digital tools and photography, turning familiar imagery into dreamlike, dislocated spaces. Colour is central—both emotional and conceptual—guiding viewers through luminous scenes that blur the line between real and imagined. Recent works introduce solitary figures on floating fragments of land, evoking solitude, resilience, and quiet introspection. These fragile presences anchor the surreal in something achingly real. In 2025, her practice shifts toward abstraction: forms dissolve into gesture, texture, and colour, leaving only echoes of place, memory, or self. Her process grows more intuitive and layered, embracing spatial ambiguity. She has recently begun experimenting with generative AI in select works—as a tool for disruption and surprise—carefully exploring how it might extend her visual language. The result is a world suspended in liminality, between immersion and isolation, longing and escape.